South Ah!

The last day of this series allows us to reflect & understand the strides we have made but are still to make. Join us, along with Keabetswe Boya as we bring it back to South Ah!

On the 6th day of this series we obviously had to go to the state that is a miniature Africa. Elma Akob not only speaks of her home country but also reminds us of the importance of our cultural background and how that can play a part in the development and of our continent.

“African solutions to African problems” has been a phrase that’s caught fire over the years. In this episode Akudzwe Mhangami helps us understand what she envisions for the beautiful African continent and beautifully describes her home country, Zimbabwe.

Africa’s mineral wealth has been seen to be a blessing and curse over the years. Between civil warfare and neocolonialism does Africa stand a chance ? This episode features brother & sister duo Jason & Joyce Tshiyoyo as we learn about the DRC and answer these difficult questions.

The United States of Africa ? African Continental Free Trade ? Concepts that could propel us into our future. In today’s episode, assisted by Makumya M’membe we learn about Zambia and look into the possible African future.

On our 2nd day of this week long series the theme of power is one that definitely carries through in this episode as we have Armando & Nahungu Lionjanga help us explore the beautiful Botswana .

In this week long series we take a virtual trip to 7 amazing African counties with the assistance of a few friends. Henrietta Amofa, a South African born Ghanaian descendant speaks on formerly known Gold Coast and the potential it is still to reach and schools us on the best Jollof in west Africa.

26 years later, it’s still recognized as one of the most iconic days in South African history. We’re delving into the day in 10 facts and also questioning how free we really are.

We delve slightly into the complex relationship we see between economics & politics and how a pandemic can upset that balance in the blink of a sneeze.

A global pandemic that’s taken the world by storm. In this episode we specifically look at the law aspects behind a state of disaster and what the 21 day national lockdown means for us. Enlisting the help of Caroline Letsoalo & Simon Motshweni today we dive into the legal implications of the times we find ourselves in.